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The two countries have agreed to step up efforts to disrupt criminal networks, financial flows and supply chains.
Labor also plans to stop unsolicited sales calls targeting Australians aimed at convincing them to change super funds to high-risk investments.
‘It’s vital we acquire this now to sit alongside our TV, radio, music, podcasts, games and films,’ said NFSA Chief Curator Meagan Loader.
Meta, TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat acknowledged that young people were circumventing age checks, but said they were working to improve their systems.
AI scribes are increasingly being used to record conversations between doctor and patient.
Heeney, Warner and Blakey are among Sydney’s most important players and would have been in All-Australian contention.
An internal review found 22 children aged 11 to 18 had not received adequate mental health assessments before receiving treatment at a SA hospital.
In September 2025, BHP blamed the royalty regime for a decision to cut 750 jobs across its Queensland coal operations.
The changes passed the Senate on the night of Aug. 18, with 28 in favour and 12 against.
The company reported revenue of US$15.8 billion for 2025-26; however, one-off restructuring costs and impairments resulted in a net loss of US$2.6 billion.
National Australia Bank suggests Sydney and Melbourne could see rental increases.
Coles said it had conducted a controlled proof-of-concept test of facial recognition technology but had not done a trial.
Leader Pauline Hanson says legal cigarettes would drop to around $20 a packet, starving the black market industry of revenue.
Under the plan, data centre projects can have their developments assessed within 75 days if they meet performance measures across six key principles.
‘They worked with a local company that was likely unaware of the equipment’s capability to collect intelligence of military value,’ said NZ’s spy agency.
Sydney Swans CEO said the club was working with the AFL and relevant authorities but could not provide further details as it was an ongoing police matter.
This comes after Coalition frontbencher James Paterson requested a federal police investigation into how the correspondence was leaked.
The federal government’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation is committing $69 million to the project.
One Nation’s Chief of Staff James Ashbey linked the alleged attack to tensions after anti-One Nation protests last week.
The agencies under review include the Australian Federal Police and National Disability Insurance Agency.
